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Perceptual decisions arise after considering the available sensory evidence [ 1 ]. When sensory information is unreliable, a good strategy is to rely on previous experience in similar situations to guide decisions [ 2–6 ]. It is well known that patients with Parkinson’s disease (PD) are impaired at value-based decision-making [ 7–11 ]. How patients combine past experience and sensory information to make perceptual decisions is unknown.
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